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A huge £155m is now subject to a High Court order, linked to a suspected 'Ponzi scheme' that has impacted thousands of people. Administrators for Godwin Capital, the company involved, got the order against its directors after the firm collapsed in June last year. This freezing order aims to get back the money from the directors of the company.
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